WILLEMSTAD – Judeská Arrundell from Curaçao has earned international recognition after finishing as the second finalist at the prestigious Mrs International Global pageant in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Arrundell represented Curaçao on the global stage following her victory earlier this year as Miss Mami Dushi 2025. At the international competition, she captivated both the audience and the judges with her vibrant presentation of Curaçao’s culture, traditional dance, and personal interviews.

Her mentor, Alexander Martijn, praised her achievement, calling it a “top performance” that placed Curaçao firmly in the spotlight.

The Miss Mami Dushi pageant, which awarded Arrundell her national title, was organized outside of the Netherlands for the first time this year. The event aims to provide Caribbean mothers with an international platform, encouraging them to embrace and showcase their strength, talent, and cultural identity.

Arrundell follows in the footsteps of earlier Curaçaoan finalists Yanitsa Sille and Sholanka Antonio, who also competed internationally in Dubai and brought home titles for the island.

Looking ahead, the organization is already preparing for Miss Mami Dushi 2026, where new candidates will once again have the opportunity to represent Curaçao and advance to international competitions.